Gynecomastia is often mistaken for a simple issue of excess fat, but in many cases it involves both fat and glandular tissue, or the overdevelopment of one type of tissue. The reason diet and exercise alone often aren’t enough is due to these underlying structural changes.
We start with a thorough assessment, including ultrasound, to determine whether the condition is primarily fatty tissue, glandular, or a mix of both. Based on this, we create a tailored surgical plan, combining liposuction with glandular tissue removal, and, if needed, contouring to address any sagging skin.
The aim is not just to reduce size, but to restore a masculine chest with a natural, balanced contour. Gynecomastia can affect confidence, clothing choices, and even physical activity, so our approach focuses on correcting the underlying structure and helping patients regain comfort, self-assurance, and freedom of movement.